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Jul 12, 2010

. then the u.s. and israel mend fences and focus on the growing threat to peace in the middle east. >> do you believe that a nuclear iran can be contained? >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the president plans out a new line of attack for november. we'll ask the panel if running against bush will work again. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. with a lot of ground to cover, let's turn to our first guest, obama senior advisor david axelrod. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be here. >> chris: bp is replacing the containment cap on its runaway well. the company hopes to have it done monday as you can see from the live spill cam. until then the oil is gushing up into the gulf. it also hopes, bp, is working to finish its two relief wells. how confident are you that they will have this spill contained, stopped by the end of july? >> well, we are reasonably confident but obviously this thing is unchartered waters, no pun intended. our scientists, dr. chu and others have been spendin

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Jul 4, 2010

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Jul 4, 2010

>> gregg: we're getting word of an attack on a u.s. embassy in baghdad. i'm gregg jarrett a. we're told the compound itself coming under pretty heavy fire. joe biden was visiting the troops. david has the latest from baghdad. >> reporter: rescue sources says three more rockets landed in the vicinity of the u.s. embassy compound in the international zone about a mile from where i'm standing now. they are saying no comment from the embassy but some people have suggested that the firings were heard coming from the embassy, but no reports of casualties. we do know the vice president visited the embassy over the past 24 hours and the embassy does come under sporadic rocket attacks really since 2003. so we're watching this story closely. as i said, at the moment we do understand that the embassy has come under attack from rockets or mortars. back to you, gregg. >> gregg: it's good news that they are getting the all clear in the vicinity. explain the purpose of the vice president's trip and what he has accomplished. >> reporter: he has accomplished two things. support for the troops, o

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Jul 26, 2010

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ABC World News Now

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Jul 26, 2010

, of the ford motor company. in an average week in the u.s., thousands of babies are born prematurely and develop lifelong health problems or disabilities. that is why thousands of families and business leaders will once again join together to support the march of dimes in our nation's oldest walk fundraiser, the march for babies. i am proud to be one of the national co-chairs for the 2010 march for babies. together with the u.a.w., we are committed to raising awareness and funding from volunteers like you. your funds support research and community programs to ensure that someday, all babies will be born healthier and lead happier lives. volunteers enabled the march of dimes to conquer polio. we are confident that, with your help, we can walk together toward a healthier future for our nation's babies and have fun. please join us. register today at marchforbabies.org. >>> afghan anxiety. the desperate search for missing sailors and a huge leak of classified information from the battle front. >>> then, chief change. bp's top executive, tony hey ward, heads out while the replacement move

CNN - Fareed Zakaria GPS

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Jul 18, 2010

CNN
Fareed Zakaria GPS

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Jul 18, 2010

, then it was a u.s. ally state. tons of weapons float into this place. it is a very poor, traditionally pastorless community and a population of 6, 7, 8 million people and it was one of the most militarized parts of africa. >> then both of the sponsors to withdrew. >> it's no coincidence the state collapsed in 1991 when the cold war ended. and we have seen that in other parts of africa. the minute you stopped having this rivalry and outside interest to want to support a somalia, the place just went to pieces with a lot of weapons, more weapon than in kenya or tanzania or other countries in africa. so to me, as somebody who visits, you see the evidence of this when you arrive in mogadishu. the city is completely destroyed. it is unlike any place i have ever seen. and is not bombed from above like a dresden or a hiroshima or something like that, the city has been levelled by small mif caliber gunfire. every building you see is pocked with holes. walls are half standing. you're -- it is like you are in the middle of this ancient ruined city that, you know, was fine in 1991 and has been steadily destr

CSPAN - Q & A

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Q & A

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Jul 12, 2010

and their history and i'm proud of having been porn in mexico and i'm incredibly proud of being a u.s. citizen. few years ago, i was talking to the chile an writer and she told me that for many years, she was having these conflicts. she didn't know if she was from chile or the united states. she felt she needed to choose. then 9/11 came and she realized she could be from both. i feel exactly the same way. i fortunately think that i don't have to choose. can i be both from both countries rom the united states and mexico and proud to be from both. >> let me read from dying to cross written in 2003-2004 after the victoria, texas trailer that had 19 people die. >> trying get into the united states. >> the mexican government. your writing this. mexican government has never under any ad min administration made any serious effort to stop the flow of undocumented flow of immigrants to the north. that's because it wasn't and isn't in the country's best interest. the best effort of fox's is reporting the danger office crossing the border illegally but the end result was nothing more than thousands of post

CNN - The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

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CNN
The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

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Jul 20, 2010

each other about a ra barack and david. >> the u.s. has no stronger partner than great britain. >> reporter: but the bp oil leak in the gulf coast test thad alliance. oil giant british petroleum continues to wreak of havoc. >> i completely understand the anger that exists. the oil spill a catastrophe. >> reporter: and growing controversy whether bp had the role in a release of ali muhammad. >> releasing a mass murderer of 270 people, the largest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom, was completely wrong. so in my view, neither should that killer have been given that luxury. that wasn't a decision taken by bp. it was taken by the scottish government. >> reporter: he was convicted in the 1988 pan am 103 bombing over lockerbie scotland that killed 270 people, mostly americans. the scottish government released him on compassionate grounds after doctors said he had terminal prostate cancer and just three months to live. president obama said that was a mistake, and cameron agreed. cameron said he would provide information for a u.s. congressional investigation but di

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CNN Newsroom

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Jul 19, 2010

as we go about it. it is simply vast. no u.s. airline has bought the airliner yet. to answer your really important question, airbus has written off the majority of the money that it costs to design, develop and build it and they told me today they expect the new planes being built will break even by 2014 because they've written off the old debt. it's huge. >> it's a good sign for the economy when people are shopping for airplanes. you remember at the brink of the recession, fewer people were showing up at these things. >> reporter: yeah. and the really important thing, of course, that plane right in the middle, the 787, which is making its debut outside the united states, the dreamliner, that has sold 863 of them. that tells you the importance, not only for the puget sound and the northwestern united states but right through the midwest, through to chicago where boeing has its headquarters. the industry that builds that plane is crucial. that's why that plane is the star of this show. >> richard, come and visit us again. richard quest at the farnborough air show in england. good to see y

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Jul 4, 2010

WJLA
This Week

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Jul 4, 2010

the audience the u.s. was in the nine-year-old war to win. joining me from kabul, senator john mccain. he's leading a dellication to afghanistan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> general petraeus assumed command in afghanistan earlier today, and here is how he defined a critical moment in the fight. >> we're engaged in a contest of will. our enemies are doing all they can to undermine the confidence of the afghan people. in so doing, they're killing and maiming innocent civilians on a daily basis. no tactic is beneath the insurgents. >> a lot of americans are wondering after nine years of war, the taliban has the momentum in this fight. >> well, i'm not sure that the taliban have the momentum right now, jake. the taliban obviously are entrenched in places and parts of the outskirts of kandahar, areas where they're still in control. there has been some progress. it's been hard fought and with great sacrifice. but there's no doubt that we spent a lot of time and effort, american blood and treasure on iraq and now is the time for us to continue this mission and

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Jul 11, 2010

, their history -- the roots. i am incredibly proud of being a u.s. citizen and having been born in mexico. a few years ago, i was talking to a writer from chile, and she was telling me that for many years, she was having these conflicts. she did not know if she was from chile or if she was from the united states. she felt that she needed to choose, and then, 9/11 game, and she realized she did not have to choose, that she could be at the same time from the united states and from chile. i do not have to chose. i can be from both, and i am very proud to be from both countries. >> "dying to cross," which was written after the victoria, texas, where the 19 people died? >> 19 people died trying to get into the united states. >> you are writing this, the mexican government has never under any administration in any type of serious effort to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants to the north, never. that is because it was not and is not in the country's best interest. the main focus of prism vincente fox's a little campaign was about crossing the border illegally, but the end result was nothing more

FOXNEWS - FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace

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FOXNEWS
FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace

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Jul 11, 2010

jon kyl. then the u.s. and israel mend fences and focus on the growing threat to peace in the middle east. >> do you believe that a nuclear iran can be contained? >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the president plans out a new line of attack for november. we'll ask the panel if running against bush will work again. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. with a lot of ground to cover, let's turn to our first guest, obama senior advisor david axelrod. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be here. >> chris: bp is replacing the containment cap on its runaway well. the company hopes to have it done monday as you can see from the live spill cam. until then the oil is gushing up into the gulf. it also hopes, bp, is working to finish its two relief wells. how confident are you that they will have this spill contained, stopped by the end of july? >> well, we are reasonably confident but obviously this thing is unchartered waters, no pun intended. our scientists, dr. chu and others h

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Jul 11, 2010

. >>> this is a fox news alert. colton harris moore, the so-called barefoot bandit, a u.s. teenager who allegedly stole cars, boat and an airplane. he eludded law enforcement for two years and we're told he is arrested in the bahamas. we're waiting for a press conference to begin there and peter doocy has been following the story all weekend and will update us later in the show as we keep an eye on the press conference for more details. >>> palestinian president mahmoud abbas said there is no point in holding direct talk with israel when it comes to peace. he is refusing to return to the negotiating table until there is a freeze on settlement building in the west bank. for now they're negotiating through the u.s. envoy george mitchell who will meet with abbas later this week. the white house and netanyahu are urging direct peace talks between israelis and palestinians, some are asking is hitting the restart button viable in this particular ongoing conflict? democratic congressman brian baird travelled to gaza more than any other member of congress and joins to us share his insight. thank you for

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U.S. House of Representatives

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Jul 12, 2010

the u.s. and russia has reached based on dialogue the presidents have had, defense officials have had. >> there has been many reports on the reach of sanctions -- breach of sanctions. what are you doing to [inaudible] >> with the recent security council of resolution, now comes the important step of implementing it. every country has a responsibility to abide by its international obligations. we have had a specific conversation with iraq over the past couple of weeks, but that is something -- i will check to see if that was on his list of topics. >> they are in violation of these sections. >> i will check to see if this was an issue that was raised in the last couple of days. >> [inaudible] [unintelligible] >> no, the elections have taken place. these were decisions for the japanese people to make. we will work closely with the japanese government on issues of mutual concern. >> no concerns whatsoever? [unintelligible] >> i will defer to japanese political commentators to describe the applications. we will work closely with the japanese government. >> on north korea. there will be a m

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Jul 22, 2010

of a stale mated policy and warning u.s. credibility as a mediated. sadly the author's assessment can be applied elsewhere around the world. it seems president obama and the administration as a whole have struggled to find its voice when it comes to the promotion and protection of basic human rights and religious freedom. in these most cherished ideals which are at the heart of the american experiment have been sidelineded by this administration's policy. this is difficult for people who yes or no to freedom and look to america to be their advocates. looking back to sudan in a nation i visited in 1989 and most recently in 2004 when senator brownback and i were the first congressional delegation to go to darfur, i remained concerned that the country is headed to a civil war if the u.s. fails to exert its necessary leadership. while there are certainly times i was critical of the bush administration's policy, it is indisputeable that president bush and former special enjoy danforth were not having the comprehensive c.p.a. brought about the end of a brutal civil war which two million per

FOXNEWS - Cavuto on Business

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FOXNEWS
Cavuto on Business

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Jul 12, 2010

dangerous. >> u.s. officials estimate that iran perhaps within two years will have a nuclear warhead it can put on a ballistic missile that can strike israel, europe, much of the world. do you have a deadline in your own mind for how long you are willing to let diplomacy play out? >> there has only been one time that iran actually stopped the program and that was when it feared u.s. military action. so, the -- when the president says that he is determined to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons, and that all options are on the table, i think that is the right statement of policy. you ask what is our policy? our policy is very simple. the jewish state was set up to defend jewish lives and we always reserve the right to defend ourselves. >> chris: do you have a deedline in your mind for how long you are willing to let diplomacy play out. >> i think we always reserve the right to defend our service. >> chris: do you believe that a nuclear iran can be contained. >> no, i don't. i think that is a mistake. and i think people fall into a misconception. >> chris: so it must be stopped? >> y

MSNBC - Morning Joe

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Jul 26, 2010

MSNBC
Morning Joe

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Jul 26, 2010

endorse it. >>> to our top story. the u.s. military says hundreds of american troops are searching for two navy sailors who disappeared in a taliban stronghold in eastern afghanistan on friday. yesterday, the taliban claimed they killed one of the sailors and took the other one as a prisoner, after both were forced from their armored sport utility vehicle. however, nato officials have not confirmed the reports and still characterize the men as missing. there are also conflicting reports about whether the body of one of the two has been recovered. the war in afghanistan also getting attention this morning by the release of the more than 90,000 classified field reports i mentioned. they were made public by an organization that says its goal in disclosing secret documents is to reveal unethical behavior by governments and corporations now, the documents span from january of 2004 -- from 2004 to january of this year, and paint a bleak picture of the situation on the ground there. according to "the new york times" one of the news organizations that was granted early access to the reports, they

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Jul 31, 2010

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Jul 31, 2010

abuse in the u.s. military. documents will be posted on wiki leaks within weeks. >> gregg: do we have any idea who gave the documents to wiki leaks? >> they seem to be focusing on a analyst bradley manning but he has not an suspect in the case. he was however arrested in may that o charges that he released aerial cockpit videos of a 2000 fire fight in baghdad. manning was moved from a field jail to a brig in virginia where he may face trial. >> gregg: talk to us about the impact of these leaks? >> defense officials say they put u.s. soldiers at risk as well as afghan families. that the state department warning that these leaks may damage u.s. intelligence inside and outside of afghanistan. here is more. >> you dump out tens of thousands of documents. nmgs service all over the world will be looking over them and see what they can glean of how we gain information. this can have a national security impact. >> reporter: he says he offered the white house the documents before they were posted to make sure no innocent people were identified but they didn't respond. a spokesperson for obama

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Jul 16, 2010

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BBC World News

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Jul 16, 2010

and welcome. the u.s. president barack obama has welcomes bp's success in stopping the oil leak in the gulf of mexico. he told reporters it was undoubtedly progress. new research is being done to determine whether the leak can be shut down without new leaks of peering. >> is this the moment the stain of the oil spill starts to vanish from the borders of the gulf of mexico? 1 mile down, this is how it looked last night. the leak gradually being turned off, until the flow was cut to just a wisp of oil. news, but president obama warned americans to be cautious. >> one of the problems is that when the oil stopped gushing, everyone feels like we are done. and we are not. scientists are doing a number of tests. what they want to make sure of to make sure the oil is not seeking out in other ways that could be more catastrophic. -- the oil is not seeping out in other ways that could be more catastrophic. >> is images like this that have battered the reputation of bp. but what have they achieved on the sea bed? the flow of oil was successfully shut off last night. watching for signs of leaks, our ro

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WRC
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Jul 19, 2010

is a blood money deal. >> the new prime minister is said to make his new visit to the u.s. tomorrow. today he called the release completely wrong. >>> an examination of the u.s. intelligence system finds the top secret world is growing beyond measure. it was record by the "washington post." the pain concludes the intelligence communicate has grown significantly since the 9/11 terror attack. the post reports nearly 1,300 government organizations and more than 900 government contractors with growing information. approximately 854,000 people have top secret security clearances. the paper also said, there is no real way to measure the effectiveness of the system, and that many intelligence agencies are doing the same work. today president obama accused his opponents of playing an election of politics. for rebecause thing to approve an extension of jobless benefits. republicans say the president's plan will increase the deficit. steve handelsman has our report. >> reporter: barack obama marched out of the white house to charge, republicans are holding unemployed workers hostage. >> tame to do what

MSNBC - Countdown With Keith Olbermann

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Jul 27, 2010

MSNBC
Countdown With Keith Olbermann

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Jul 27, 2010

harrowing look at war amid a changing u.s. strategy. and for their lives against a mobile enemy fighting on home turf in the desolate mountains of afghanistan. what a story. that's "hardball for now" thanks for being with us. >>> "countdown" with keith olbermann starts right now. >>> which of these stories will be you talking about tomorrow? a criminal act. that's what the obama administration calls the publishing of thousands of secret afghanistan war documents on the internet. >> it poses a very real and potential threat to those that are working hard every day to keep us safe. >> tonight the story of the documents. how did they surface and what they say about the war effort with martin who broke the story in "the new york times." also, richard wolffe on the new pressures on the commander in chief, and this knocks the white house off message. >>> forget safety first. it's pr first for bp, as tony hayward prepares to be banished to siberia, literally. what about the man responsible for actual safety for the company? will no win big in november? the gop is counting on it, but de

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Jul 24, 2010

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Jul 24, 2010

to afghanistan for the latest on two u.s. soldiers reported missing there. has big labor lost the mojo when it comes to getting candidates elected? can dems afford to ignore the unions? good question. we will explore that. do the young cute faces make you want to buy something? advertisers are banking on it. more on that when we come back. thanks to t venture card from capital one, we gedouble miles on every purchase. so wearned an l.a. getaway twice as fast. we get double miles every time we use oucard. no matter at we're buying. and since double miles add up quick... romans! get em! [ garth ] ...we can bring the whole gang. [ sheep bleats ] it's hard to beat double miles. whoa -- he's on the list. but we're with him. [ male announcer introducing the venture card from capital one with double miles on everyurchase every day. go to capitalone.com. [ indistinct shouting ] what's in your wallet? >> brian: this is a fox news alert. 10 people have been killed and 15 injured after a mass panic broke out at a festival in germany. the deaths occurred after the authorities tried to stop thousands of

CNN - The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

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The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

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Jul 22, 2010

some portions of a confidential study of conditions before the rig disaster. also, was the u.s. duped by an iranian scientist who may have been working as a double agent? i'll talk about that and a lot more with the former cia insider. the outed operative valerie plame wilson. >>> an openly gay soldier and outspoken critic of the don't ask don't tell policy has revealed today he's been formally discharged from the united states army. lieutenant dan choy, a west point grad, was arrested for handcuffing himself to a gate in protest of banning gays from the military. i'm sure that lieutenant choy knew this was coming. he had been removed for some time. only a matter of time before he was formally discharged, i assume. >> reporter: yeah, wolf. we spoke with lieutenant choy this afternoon, and he knew it was coming, but he told us, quote, you know, you prepare yourself. he said i had built up an armor, but it's still an emotional roller coaster. now, lieutenant choi says he just got a phone call today from his battalion commander letting him know about the discharge, but, you know, when i

FOXNEWS - FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace

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Jul 4, 2010

FOXNEWS
FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace

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Jul 4, 2010

news sunday. ♪ >> the general turned around iraq takes command in afghanistan. will u.s. and nato forces change their war fighting strategy? we'll have a report from the scene and talk to senator joe leeb from afghanistan. -- lieberman from afghanistan and, if not for the oil spill it would be a money making weekend along the gulf coast and of course it is not. we'll have an update on the spill and ask kenneth feinberg a man in charge of the $20 billion bp compensation fund who will be paid, how much and when. plus, president obama slaps republicans for blocking unemployment compensation, immigration and wall street reform and what is the g.o.p. response? we'll find out from south carolina senator jim demint. and, our sunday group, a double dip recession is in our future, what it could mean for the president's agenda, all right now on a fourth of july edition of fox news sunday. and hello, again from fox news in washington. as we celebrate our independence day we are following two stories, that huge oil spill in the gulf, which is having a terrible impact on the holiday weekend an

FOXNEWS - Greta Van Susteren

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Jul 15, 2010

FOXNEWS
Greta Van Susteren

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Jul 15, 2010

are live from houston, texas. earlier today we within to the u.s./mexico board we are secretary napolitano to get you -- border, with secretary napolitano to get you the insider story on the border crisis. 2005/2006 you said the federal government has failed us. >> right. i don't think the federal government is letting arizona down now. >> greta: more minutes away including an answer to the question we all have: does the secretary thinks arizona's law racially profiles? >> first, radio star laura ingraham guess on the record with her new book the obama diaries number one at amazon.com the kindle version is number two. good evening laura? >> i can't believe you scored the big interview with janet napolitano. >> greta: we get down here and i get the big news about your book doing so well. of course i have my own copy. the first thing -- >> you are in the book. all about fox. >> greta: i did the washington read, i went immediate there to the index to see if i was in it. page 321. are you going to take the skin off my body or will i be saved? i come across okay. it was mild, simple note about

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Jul 10, 2010

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Jul 10, 2010

-737-0001. for independents, 202-628-0205. if you are calling from outside of the u.s., 202-628-0184. today would be the data use the internet if you have called within the last 30 days. that address, journal@c- span.org. you can also send us a message through twitter.com/c-spanwj. we will keep up-to-date with those throughout the program. this is the story we are referring to on the front page of "the new york times," business section. "government that business spending is a contentious issue right now in washington. the funds in the stimulus package for extending high-speed internet access is just beginning to be spent and the beneficiaries could not be happier. the types of internet activities that most americans take for granted are out of the reach of millions of homes across the united states. these people either have outmoded, dial-up internet service or have no affordable internet service. sometimes the nearest high speed internet connection is that all local library, 10 miles away. the program is a guest -- intended to extend the broadband service to what is known as the middle mile, which can conne

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Jul 22, 2010

spill operations. former u.s. attorney general alberto gonzalez will not be charged in the firings of nine u.s. attorneys under the bush administration. after a 22 month investigation, the justice department ruled there's insufficient evidence to establish that he and his staff made misleading statements. this was not criminal. if they were political, that was not the crime. gonzalez resigned after that controversy. ineptitude and confusion, that's how they are describing officials at massy energy in the months before the explosion at a west virginia mine. that killed 29 men. they are all part of a rebuttal to massy's claim that the government forced them to make changes to reduce the volume of fresh air in the mine before the blast. the company's conduct is under federal investigation. secretary of state hillary clinton is in hanoi, vietnam this morning. she's attending an asian summit meeting where the buzz is the new sanctions she's announced against north korea. the north koreans responded by declaring the u.s. should drop the sanctions and cancel next week's military maneuvers

WMAR - ABC World News Now

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Jul 5, 2010

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ABC World News Now

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Jul 5, 2010

for a barbecue, concert, and to view fireworks from the south lawn. ♪ >> reporter: for some u.s. soldiers working the front lines in iraq, this was a special fourth of july. a citizenship ceremony for foreign-born soldiers presided over by vice president joe biden. here at home, a day of parades like this one in historic philadelphia. a fife and drum corps at the national archives. and wa would july fourth be without baseball? or the annual hot dog eating contest at nathan's in coney island. the winner, joey chestnut, 54 dogs and buns in 10 minutes. along the gulf coast, a more subdued holiday weekend. the beach crowds were absent. an uninvited guest, the biggest oil spill in u.s. history, spoiled the party. but for most of the country, the when holiday spirit endured. larry jacobs, abc news. >>> cooling centers will be open in many parts of new york city today as forecasters predict a dangerous heat wave in the northeast. >> it could be the worst heat wave in 20 years. meteorologist david dingus has the latest from accuweather. >> good morning, jeremy and vinita. it was a sizzling fourth of july

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Jul 11, 2010

in a fast lifestyle of stolen planes and speed boats for the slammer. u.s. agents are bringing him back to the states to a face charges. peter has the latest on this story from new york city newsroom. >> barefoot bandit that has eluded authorities would not be captured without a high speedboat chase. >> suspect tovied capture engaged local police on a high-speed chase in waters leading to the area. >> acting on a tips from members of the public, royal bahamian police force went to harbor island and that is where they made the arrest. you can see here, his hands are cuffed but his feet or bare. shots were fired before the 19-year-old fugitive was taken into custody. they were fired by police trying to shoot out colton's boat engine. they to pistol-whip him and that would contradict the mother's description. as we reported the mom had hired a high profile entertainment lawyer to help her sell a book about her son's adventures. she said it was okay to profit from his actions because he wasn't hurting anybody. it's unclear if she knew he was armed. i left for a message for her lawyer and ha

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C-SPAN Weekend

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Jul 11, 2010

that a good 75% of productivity change in the u.s. economy, which is a source of increase of real wages and income, is due to the education and training of our workforce. we also have to have real and lasting limits on what we can spend. that means we are going to have to have some changes in how we provide and pay for higher education. this is difficult, because everybody has become comfortable in what we have been doing for far too long. higher education is one of the areas where states have a lot of responsibility and work governors must play a leadership role. when i thought about my initiative, i thought about as a governor, what and how we have the most input in education? primary and secondary education as a lot of parks constituents believe we have total control. we have a very little control. in higher education, we do have. we a. most of our governing boards. we have a tremendous impact on the funding that goes into our colleges. so i felt that was an area where we as governors could play our role. this is why my initiative is called "complete to compete." it will focus on imp

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Jul 19, 2010

911, 2001, 51 federal organizations and military commands operating in 15 u.s. cities track the flow of money to end from terrorist networks. analysts that makes sense of documents foreign and domestic share their judgment by sharing intelligence reports every year. the volume is so large that many are routinely given more. michael, republican line, houston, texas, good morning. caller: the size of the government is overthrown. the second point i would make about the topic, after the 1980 the growth of the intelligence community leading into the 1990's for the democratic party was quite happy about it. host: "lack of focus, not lack of resources was at the heart of the fort hood shooting, as well as the christmas day bombing attempt. an alert airline passenger saw smoke coming from his seatmate. there are issues that really concern the people in charge of national security. but not just for the director of national intelligence, but any individual. defense secretary robert gates. only super users have the ability to assess defense department activities, there is no way he could keep

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Jul 8, 2010

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Jul 8, 2010

is creating jobs. then he will attend fundraisers for the u.s. senate candidate. he is the democratic hopeful to face republican senator kit bond who is retiring. off to vegas where the president will stump for majority leader harry reid. a plane powered completely by the sun landed this morning in switzerland. it took off from the same airfield 24 hours ago. the four engine aircraft has 12,000 solar cells on their wings. they were able to absorb enough light during the day to keep the plane going at night. the ultimate plan, to fly the plane around the world. >> that is so cool. save money on gas. all right. let's talk a little bit about this. well, it was supposed to be the 28th annual time that governors from the u.s. and the mexican side of the border as well get together to discuss all their problems. but jan brewer who is set to host it in phoenix got some bad news. a bunch of the governors from mexico said, you know what? we're gonna boycott. she in turn said, hold it. you can't boycott because i'm going to cancel it. well, now -- >> you can't fire me, i quit. >> here's the problem, th

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Jul 22, 2010

to widespread racial profiling by arizona law enforcement officers. they worry it will lead to harassment of u.s. citizens and of legal residents of the united states because of the way they look or the language they speak. the second lawsuit being heard in the afternoon is by the obama administration the basic premise of that lawsuit is that they say the federal government not states has the exclusive authority to regulate immigration law. they say the state of arizona has no legitimate interest in passing a law regulating immigration. arizona governor jan brewer filed a response to those lawsuits. she says the state will suffer irreparable harm if this law is not allowed to go into effect. because she says the federal government has not done its job in terms of securing the border and controlling rampant smuggling that continues to plague the state of arizona. we spoke to homeland security secretary janet napolitano, the former governor of arizona and the woman responsible for u.s. border security. she says that she understands the frustrations of arizona residents but she says this law is mis

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Jul 29, 2010

rangel was a prosecutor for one year, give him credit for that, an assistant u.s. attorney himself, but let's not get started thoon point. it's possible but i don't think you're going to see criminal charges. i think what you're going to see is either a, he resolves this and survives or b, he doesn't resolve it and it goes badly. i don't see him, if everybody follows me, not resolving it and having it go well, because over your point that it's serious. bill: thank you doug for coming in today. former prosecutor from new york. also, e-mail me, follow me on twitter, you got a question, one line, that's all we need. keep it simple. arthel: you better watch out bill, there's something bad lurking in the waters off the coast of massachusetts. sharks, sighted off the coast of cape cod, a very popular spot for tourists and beach bums. >> i wouldn't go any deeper than like 10 feet personally, but with all the seals along there, you know they're going to eat them so why would you want to be near them. >> we want to know what's luring the sharks there. we're going to ask the experts in three

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Jul 20, 2010

of the guard as far as news flow is concerned in the u.s.a. if you want to know what's really happening in america, you have to come here because you will not get it in much of the mainstream media. that being said, "the washington post" ombudsman andrew alexander was gutsy in his admission that the post botched the story there are some very skilled people working in the establishment media problem is, there aren't enough of them. and that's the memo. in just two minutes, bernie goldberg will weigh in on the cutters-schieffer interview. newspaper article >> bill: continuing now with our lead story, why the establishment media largely ignored the black panther-justice department controversy and is often misstating the arizona illegal alien lawsuit. joining us now from north carolina fox news analyst bernie goldberg. you know, bernie, history has a way in america, if you study us from the beginning, of correcting bad things in the country. i think we are at that point now with the media i think that this bob schieffer, howard kurtz, black panther, justice department, arizona thing has bro

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Jul 26, 2010

against u.s. forces a short time ago, white house press secretary robert gibbs said that while the president is not happy with the leaks t white house is well aware of the challenging in afghanistan. >> nobody's here to declare mission accomplished. you have not heard that phrase uttered or admitted by us be as a way of saying that everything's going well. we got involved in h region of the world after september 11 and for years and years and years, this area was neglected, it was under resourced it was under funded. >> savannah guthrie is live at the white house. and savannah, gibbs seems to be taking this opportunity to blame the bush for what happened in the past, is the white house more upset about this as he would seem to be indicating? >> i think they're very upset about the leak, they're very angry at the website wikki leaks which has taken it upon themselves to publish these documents by a member of the u.s. military. so they're extremely concerned about the leak, on one hand they say it has damaged national security. on the other hand, the white house, the pentagon, al

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in the u.s. military, not a political one. he was in baghdad at the time he allegedly downloaded or mishandled this classified material. and in the military, it is the responsibility of that individual's command to prosecute anyone who faces criminal charges. his military command currently remains in iraq. so when it's time for him to be, if he is, court-martialed, he would go to iraq to face that court-martial. but in the meantime, if his command is redeployed back to the united states, that is when bradley manage would be transferred back to the united states. so it's more about the military criminal process than it is about any kind of political actions or retribution. >> thank you, jim miklaszewski live for you at the pentagon. >>> the body of a u.s. sailor missing in afghanistan since last week will arrive at dover air force base tonight. the body of 30-year-old justin mcneilly was recovered after his army sufficient was seen driving into a taliban held area. the search continues today for another u.s. sailor who was with him who remains missing, nato is in fact offering a $

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Jul 20, 2010

2009. >> dana: joining me live is robert bonner the former commissioner and u.s. customs pan border protection commissioner and senior partner of sentinel hs group. thank you for joining me commissioner. >> good to be here. >> dana: sir, do you think announcement today by the administration is enough or is it too little, too late? >> i doubt that 1200 national guard troops at the borders, i doubt that's going to have much impact in terms of gaining control of the border. in fact, i don't really think that national guard is the solution. i mean, they aren't really trained to do border law enforcement and therefore, they are not likely to have much impact. i think is largely a symbolic gesture when you get down to it. >> dana: can you explain for the viewers, what exactly while these national guard troops be doing when they get there? >> i only know what i read. i think they will be supportingcus tops and border protection -- the border patrol. i'm not sure what they will be doing. i do know from the past, national guard tend to be deployed when they are deployed on a temporary basis.

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Jul 23, 2010

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Jul 23, 2010

. the issue is, this administration is spending a better part of three days on a u.s. department of agriculture official when our country is hurting and desperate for work and desperate for prosperity. america sinking and we are talking about. this. >> bill: they would rather give -- and you have major garrett and james rosen, they want to get rid of this. so it's the media driving this story. the president called her. if the white house didn't have anything do-to-do this why did the president call her? >> because it was a classy thick to do. if i were the president we would have called her. cnn has her tied up. >> she thinks fox is racist. you don't want to say that i'm going to say that she believes fox is racist. >> bill: fine, i would still like to talk to the woman in person. now, if you believe that because she is a far-left person who is very committed to those views. she shouldn't be working, at the federal level doing the people's business? >> because you are supposed to represent all of america this is not to be a racial spoil system. >> anybody in the bush administrati

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Jul 24, 2010

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Jul 24, 2010

of the environmentalists types. another about the u.s. supreme court's decision citizens united. the one that democrats think wail will you corporations to buy elections into the future. they would like to see that overturned. one of my personal favorites. . harmful if swallowed mainstream media sticker this is good but i got to sensor it from the american federation of state county municipal employees. it goes on stop the bull, like i say i'm not1(%u telling you. there's plenty of this stuff, i mean buttons. it continues until the end of this evening. we'll hear harry reid and al franken will be here. across town the conservatives have their convention going on it is called right online. largely sponsored by americans for prosperity associated with the tea party movement. you have this dynamic in vie gas where what happens here is supposed to stay hero for cal grenades back and forth from the right and left in advance of the midterm elections, 100 days from tomorrow. >> ainsley: conservatives are in vegas today too, what is their message for the democrats? >> reporter: that they are tired of the libe

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Jul 15, 2010

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Jul 15, 2010

for the new york/new jersey area are doing. raising a great big stink, and as the british ambassador to the u.s. said today, there's a system of justice in scotland that they respect. and there's nothing they can do about what they called a license for a compassionate release. >> thank you, michael mcauliff. appreciate your time. coming up, are unemployment benefits a disincentive to finding a job. that's the argument some republicans are making today. but is it true? that debate is straight ahead. ne who will be there for us in life. people who say, "we're with you, no matter what." at wachovia and wells fargo, we're with you, when a house turns into a home... ...when a passion becomes a career... ♪ ...when a relationship turns into a lifetime... and when all the hard work finally pays off. we're with you when you need someone to stand by you. wachovia, wells fargo, and you. together we'll go far. and wear hats. i was always the hat guy. i can't even tell you how much it's changed my life. [ male announcer ] only rogaine is proven to regrow hair in 85% of guys. no more hats. [ male announcer

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Jul 10, 2010

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Jul 10, 2010

. >>> the ten russian agents expelled from the u.s. in the biggest spy swap since the cold war arrived back in moscow to just little fanfare. no national tv channels carried the live coverage of the plane's landing and russian state news media reported their arrival with little of the usual patriotic spin. one newspaper focussed more on the convicted russian spies that were sent west. another newspaper instead led the coverage today with an octopus and a parakeet predicting world cup victories. what about the children of the spies? one of them won't be following his parents overseas. there has been a lot of viewer comment on that. you can log on and learn more about this on the fox news website at foxnews.co foxnews.com/americasmusehk. illegal workers toiling away on factory and farms are becoming the target of a new obama administration strategy. you can call it "silent raids." the feds are scouring the company records to find out who is legal and who is not. julie kirtz is live in washington with the story. >> hey, brian. essentially the obama administration is going with a quieter strate

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Jul 22, 2010

in kenya or indonesia and didn't have a legitimate u.s. birth certificate, the birther conspiracy, of course. in order to debunk that one, the obama campaign went on the offense in a big way and launched a website called fightthesmears.com. it had a whole page dedicated to debunking the birther conspiracy and detailed the actual facts about mr. obama's citizenship complete with his certification of live birth. but the obama campaign wasn't satisfied with just debunking, with just answering the birther smear or the whitey smear. their strategy was about more than that. it was about naming and shaming the people behind those smears. fightthesmears.com had a whole page dedicated to exposing the perpetrators of these smears, basically an interactive map listing various right wing groups, republican political operatives, even previous smears these individuals had been involved in. the strategy was not only to discredit the smear but also the smearer. here's how a campaign spokesman summed it up at the time. he said, quote, the obama campaign isn't going to let dishonest smears spread a

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Jul 5, 2010

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Jul 5, 2010

's economics but how it plays into the u.s. and then we're going to conclude our series, we've been looking at what we call states in the red, talking about various states and their economic condition. today, focusing on new hampshire. through a series of measures, has balanced its budget and we're going to take a look at that economy and what they did to do it. tom lay hi will be our guest for that discussion. that's a rundown on what we are going to do on the program today. for the remainder of our time we're going to talk about the 2010 election. clearwater, florida, laura on our republican line. caller: hi. thank you for your time. i just wanted to remind everybody that the democrats have controlled the senate and the house the last two years that bush was in the white house, and when obama took over everybody blaming the republicans. it's all their fault. they need to get back to the constitution. obama has quadrupled our deficit and he is trying to take over everything with national government. host: cleveland is next. texas, i should say. charlie go ahead. caller: cleveland, texas. h

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Jul 30, 2010

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Jul 30, 2010

will be with us here in the studio. breaking news overnight. it's grim. >> very grim. breaking news. three u.s. troops killed in afghanistan yesterday making july the deadliest month for american forces in the nearly nine-year war. nato officials say the troops died in two separate blasts in the southern part of the country. according to an associated press count that brings the u.s. death toll for the month to at least 63. june had been the deadliest month for the u.s. with 60 deaths and for the overall nato led force with 104 fatalities. meanwhile a new report on the increase in army suicides finds the military is failing its soldiers as they deal with repeated deployments to afghanistan and iraq. according to the army study, military commanders are so focused on preparing their troops for war, they are allowing them to engage in risky behavior back here at home like drug and alcohol abuse that may lead to suicide. the army counted 160 suicides last year, the highest total ever. a senate report reveals as many as 6,600 graves may be unmarked or mislabeled at arlington national cemetery. a pr

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Jul 9, 2010

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Jul 9, 2010

in the u.s. to the suspects, they're going to be sent home to russia as well. can you imagine? born in america, they have no idea their parents are spies. homicide bomber on a motorcycle murdered, 55 people in pakistan. now 28 prisoners are on the loose. getting a first look at the aftermath this morning. the deadly attack happening in the tribal region. 80 other people were hurt. a local government official says his office was the target but he escaped unharmed. we know the identities of three men killed in the coast guard helicopter crash off the washington coast. air crewmen red banks, adam hokes and lieutenant shawn krueger died when the j-hawk helicopter crashed. another lieutenant survived the crashed. he's being treated with nonlife threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is being investigated. those are the headlines for a friday. >> let's take a look at something else. president obama will give another big speech on the economy today. this is sin city where the unemployment rate, oh, boy, 14% but he found time for politics, too, stumping for senate majority leader harr

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Jul 19, 2010

under u.s. legislation passed last year tripling civilian aid to $7.5 billion over the next five years, secretary clinton hopes to draw the two countries closer in trust and strengthen their joint efforts to fight al-qaida and the taliban. >> this is the most significant, concrete achievement between these two neighbors in nearly 50 years. i believe it will go a long way towards strengthening regional economic ties, creating jobs in both countries and promoting sustainable economic development. >> and the foreign minister for pakistan explained the country's leadership is encouraged by the dialogue between the two nations adding that it is important to build a people centered relationship. such a partnership, he says, is essential to fighting terrorism and extremism. pakistan is undergoing many changes right now, he added. economic and socially adding that it is a country that's moving towards democracy and pakistan's foreign minister adds they have two priorities. peace and prosperity. becoming a partner in the international community. later today, as you mentioned, ali, secretary c

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Jul 20, 2010

$309 a week. now, let me give you a sense of the states in the u.s. that still have double digit unemployment. there are a number of states that have 39 states and the district of columbia in the latest report, which has just come out today, actually saw decreases in their unemployment, but there are still ten states that have unemployment rates above 10%. california, florida, illinois, michigan, mississippi, nevada, ohio, oregon, rhode island and south carolina. many of these states have manufacturing facilities, others have unemployment rates that are higher for other reasons. now, take a look at the number of states that have more than 100,000 people who have exhausted all federal and state unemployment benefits. that means they are long-term unemployed, and they cannot -- they cannot get anymore benefits. california, texas, florida, georgia, illinois, michigan, ohio, new york and pennsylvania. a lot of overlap between those two states. now, why is this vote happening again at 2:30 eastern today? because the democrats think they'll have the votes to actually get it passed. and

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